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From: elj AT sky1 DOT elj DOT org (Edwin Johnson)
Subject: Re: Interrupt handled RS232
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Yes, in fact that is one of the registers I passed back to C to make sure it
was set. ...Edwin

On Fri, 2 Nov 2001 10:59:07 +0200, Tonu Aas <tonu AT ids DOT ee> wrote:
>> The setup sequence is to first set the new ISR vectors, set up the uart,
> and
>> then unmask the interrupt chip bit for the correct interrupt.
> 
> Have you activated OUT2 on UART ?
> This bit enables UART interrupt into motherboard.
> 
> Tõnu.
> 
> 


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